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Stock=$180 (choate)- $675 (McMillian A5, PDC, Manners T4) Bell & Carlson, McMillian, Choate, and H-S Precision have stocks with various pricing. My cousin built a 338 Lapua on a Single Shot Savage Target Action that shoots very well. His total build cost was around $1400. He needed to have some custom machining done to his Choate Super Sniper ...
Lapua Brass is like $2.50-$2.75 a piece for the 338 Lapua Mag . Out of the Rum, Edge and Lapua the Rum would have the cheapest brass of them all giving it the uper hand on the cost spectrum.. He might be able to easily get to the 2600 fps range with a 26-28" barrel with the Rum. I like my Lapua with it's 32" barrel..
26" savage 338 lapua. Coal 3.75". 300gr elite hunter. Lapua Brass. Cci 250. 88.5gr of H1000 (~2700fps) (Not compressed, still under test development looking for overpressure as weather warms up) 89.5gr H1000 produced muzzle speed 2750fps, es 12, sd 3. Great accuracy beyond 1k yards.
Messages. 1,799. Location. Central AZ. Jan 9, 2024. #14. Lapua for my 338 Allen Xpress (basically an improved 338 LM)Currently running RL26 powder and getting 2.950 fps with 300 gr. bergers in a 28" barrel. Haven't used Peterson or ADJ for the big 338 yet. The Lapua brass is just too good to retire.
A lot of guys use the Norma 338 Lapua brass to work up loads because it shows signs of pressure sooner and then switch to Lapua. brand brass for the long haul. The Lapua and Lapua improved all have a reputation for being accurate and faster with the big bullets. so my choice would be the Lapua. Just my opinion.
Last time I checked a box of decent RUM ammo in 300 or 338 was north of $60.00. Brass cases are about $1.00 a case for Remington stuff if you look for specials. Reloading is the only real way to make this a cost effective solution either way. But bang for buck, I still reckon the Edge is the way to go.
338 Norma Review. There are many .338 caliber cartridges on the market today. There is the 338x57 O'Connor, .338 Lapua Magnum, .338 Winchester Magnum, .338-06, .338 Remington Ultra Mag, and Shawn Carlock's .338 Edge…. However, there is one 338 cartridge that is relatively new and impressing all who have had the opportunity to shoot it, and ...
Jan 29, 2018. #5. 300win pros and cons: Pros: flat trajectory, can kill anything any North America and wide range of bullets to choose from. Cons:recoil, noise and cost of ammo. Experience:non. I would check out the .300 RUM its a great round and Remington has some sweet new reduced loads for it.
The brass, powder, primers and bullets to fire a 338 Lapua 1000 times will cost me $1.18 per round. Using 100 NEW Lapua cases, Berger bullets and R33 powder. Most people aren't judging 338 Lapua ammo at 300 yards, more interested in how it groups at a mile and there is the first reason most reload with cost being secondary.
Barnes made him a 1000 custom 408 bullets. ;Not sure what his test of those bullets showed. Can consider a 338 Lapua Ack Improved. Good brass ($1 each) and 300 gr sierras are good if sorted by ogive. Will give 3000 fps with 34" barrel and 300 gr sierras. neil jones will build custom dies for $275 for the 338 Lap Ack.